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The analysis quotes the sentence from your CV, proposes the corrected version and says why: ATS robots, value, clarity, spelling. You copy it, or the AI applies it.
The results open on the “Fixes” tab.
The free analysis reads your CV and proposes up to 10 precise corrections. For each one: the category (ATS robots, Value, Clarity, Spelling), the section concerned, the original sentence quoted word for word, the corrected version and the reason. The code checks every quotation (it must exist in your CV, otherwise the fix is discarded) and replaces any figure your CV does not contain with “[X]”: the AI can neither invent a result nor inflate a percentage.
Each category has its job. “ATS robots”: what screening software reads (title, job titles, job keywords, dates). “Value”: your achievements, your responsibilities, their effect. “Clarity”: clearer wording. “Spelling”: mistakes. A good fix often starts with an action verb, names the result, uses the job's keywords and spells out acronyms; your contact details are never touched.
You filter by category, copy a fix to carry it over yourself, or move on to the CV rewritten by AI, in your own layout (same layout) or a new template. For a proofread of every mistake, see AI proofreading.
A diagram, not a screenshot.
The “ATS robots” fixes target the points the analysis check reviews. Some are decided by the code alone, the others are judged by the AI, and the code turns them into the score of the ATS CV check. A blocking criterion that fails caps that score: the robot does not read the CV.
Each point in detail, and how screening software reads a CV: the ATS robots guide. For the words that count: keywords, CV title, skills and action verbs.
The model reads and writes; the code calculates and checks. No figure shown ever comes from a language model.
Your CV is read for the analysis and then forgotten: nothing is kept on the server; the results stay on your device, and in your account only if you save them. Full details in the privacy policy.
That the AI wanted to put a figure (a result, a budget, a headcount) that your CV does not contain. The site replaces it with “[X]” rather than let it invent one: it is up to you to fill in the real figure, or leave the sentence without.
Yes, if you paste the ad when uploading: the missing keywords and the expected job title come from it. Without an ad, the AI works from the job it recognised in your CV.
Because the list is capped and runs from the most to the least useful, and a fix with no effect or a duplicate is discarded. Once you have applied the first ones, a new analysis suggests the next.
Free, no sign-up to get started; your CV is not kept without your consent.